NIT Scores

It is very hard, but if you score good marks in JEE Mains next year, you can get admission. You should score around 130 marks because if the paper easy then the cut-off will be around 120 or maybe more. If the paper is difficult, then, you can expect from 90 to 120 marks.

Hello Tapas,
MAT score is only valid for the current you are giving. Hence, if you want to make your score secure for some time, then go for GMAT, as there you will have a chance to study abroad.
All the best.

As per NIT Silchar placement cell officials, the average annual package offered to students is Rs. 4 LPA and the highest annual package is Rs. 9.5 LPA during the campus placement.
Coming to teaching methodology there is a pre-decided course structure assigned to each of the departments, it depends upon the teacher who takes up that particular subject, some teachers are good at explaining the concepts while some moderate in such cases we always have video tutorials to our rescue which helps us to pass the exams.

You need to score 60% marks to get into an NIT or IIIT. And if you are looking for IIT, then you need to have 75% marks in 12th class. Hope this helps.
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According to my knowledge, I would say in boards you must go for 75+ percentile, as it also work for scholarship and in JEE Main 140+. And, yes it all depend on the cutoff of every year and the field you are going to choose. I hope it help you.

Don't lose hope. You can get any college in the next round. Please be calm and wait for the result. I hope you get it. All the best
Thanks.

Average package of electronic and instrumentation engineering is around 4-5 LPA. It is not a good option to choose. You should go with electronic and communication.

By going through the last years' placements statistics, cutoffs and ranking, VNIT comes on top. VNIT is better in every aspect. I will suggest you to go for VNIT.
All the best.

Hello Prakash,
I think, you're short with some marks to get any NITs, however check here to know more:
https://www.shiksha.com/b-tech/resources/jee-mains-college-predictor
All the best.

If your home state NIT is not one of the top NITs, you may get decent branches. And in other states you may get lesser established branches. You can try for admission you may get a NIT as you cleared your cut-off.
Good luck.